My Special One

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My Special One (君がトクベツ, Kimi ga Tokubetsu) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Momoko Kōda. It was serialized in Shueisha's shōjo manga magazine Bessatsu Margaret from March 2019 to January 2025. A live-action film adaptation premiered in Japanese theaters in June 2025. A television drama sequel aired from September to November 2025.

WrittenbyMomoko Kōda
PublishedbyShueisha
English publisher
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My Special One
First tankōbon volume cover
君がトクベツ
(Kimi ga Tokubetsu)
GenreRomantic comedy[1]
Manga
Written byMomoko Kōda
Published byShueisha
English publisher
ImprintMargaret Comics
MagazineBessatsu Margaret
Original runMarch 13, 2019January 10, 2025
Volumes11
Live-action film
Directed byAyato Matsuda
Written bySatoko Okazaki
ReleasedJune 20, 2025 (2025-06-20)
Runtime102 minutes
Television drama
Directed by
  • Atsuya Asano
  • Hidemitsu Miyamoto
Written by
  • Satoko Okazaki
  • Sachi Kirino
Original networkMBS, TBS
Original run September 16, 2025 November 12, 2025
Episodes9
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Synopsis

After a humiliating rejection, Sahoko has sworn to never fall in love with attractive men again. That is, until she meets the idol Kouta Kirigaya who visits her family restaurant. Sahoko is initially cold to Kouta, owing to her previous vow, but gradually warms up to him.

Characters

Sahoko Wakaume (若梅さほ子, Wakaume Sahoko)
Portrayed by: Mei Hata[2]
Kouta Kirigaya (桐ヶ谷皇太, Kōta Kirigaya)
Portrayed by: Kazuya Ōhashi[2]
Emika Nanase (七瀬えみか, Nanase Emika)
Portrayed by: Nako Yabuki[3]
SHO
Portrayed by: Taiki Sato[3]
Kanato Asuma (遊馬叶翔, Asuma Kanato)
Portrayed by: Keito Kimura[3]
Haru Kurusu (来栖晴, Kurusu Haru)
Portrayed by: Jūtarō Yamanaka[3]
Yū Haruna (榛名優生, Haruna Yū)
Portrayed by: Naru Ōkubo[3]
Itsuki Naruse (成瀬一生, Naruse Itsuki)
Portrayed by: Naoya Kida[3]

Media

Manga

Written and illustrated by Momoko Kōda, My Special One was serialized in Shueisha's shōjo manga magazine Bessatsu Margaret from March 13, 2019, to January 10, 2025.[4][5] Its chapters were compiled into eleven tankōbon volumes released from July 25, 2019, to May 23, 2025.[6][7]

In June 2022, Viz Media announced that they had licensed the series for English publication.[8]

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No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
1July 25, 2019[6]978-4-08-844225-9February 7, 2023[9]978-1-9747-3670-6
2November 25, 2019[10]978-4-08-844266-2May 2, 2023[11]978-1-9747-3691-1
3March 25, 2020[12]978-4-08-844316-4August 1, 2023[13]978-1-9747-3777-2
4July 22, 2020[14]978-4-08-844362-1November 7, 2023[15]978-1-9747-4128-1
5November 25, 2020[16]978-4-08-844386-7February 6, 2024[17]978-1-9747-4306-3
6March 25, 2021[18]978-4-08-844477-2May 7, 2024[19]978-1-9747-4564-7
7July 21, 2021[20]978-4-08-844503-8August 6, 2024[21]978-1-9747-4632-3
8November 25, 2021[22]978-4-08-844542-7November 5, 2024[23]978-1-9747-4933-1
9April 25, 2022[24]978-4-08-844605-9March 4, 2025[25]978-1-9747-5191-4
10August 25, 2022[26]978-4-08-844693-6July 1, 2025[27]978-1-9747-5486-1
11May 23, 2025[7]978-4-08-844706-3May 5, 2026[28]978-1-9747-6566-9
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Live-action film

A live-action film adaptation was announced on February 6, 2025. The film is directed by Ayato Matsuda, with a screenplay written by Satoko Okazaki. It premiered in Japanese theaters on June 20, 2025.[2]

Drama

A television drama sequel to the film was announced on July 3, 2025. The series is directed by Ayato Matsuda and Hidemitsu Miyamoto, with a screenplay written by Satoko Okazaki and Sachi Kirino. The cast from the film reprised their roles. It aired nine episodes on MBS and TBS from September 16 to November 12, 2025.[29]

Reception

The series' first volume was listed in the Young Adult Library Services Association's "Great Graphic Novels for Teens" list in 2024.[30]

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References

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